What it's like to be Black in America.
How segregated school districts
keep black children in poverty
How Home Ownership Keeps
Blacks Poorer Than Whites - Forbes
Black People More Likely to Be Stopped
by Cops, Study Finds
Blacks Are Most Likely To Be
Arrested By Police
Black people twice as likely to be charged with drugs
Black people six times more likely to face drug arrest
Study: Whites More Likely to Abuse Drugs Than Blacks
Whites deal more drugs, but
blacks get arrested more often
Black People Are Way More Likely To Be Killed By Police Than Their White Peers: Study
Black Americans incarcerated five times
more than white people
Nonwhites Are 2/3 of US Prisoners
Kristof: U.S. imprisons blacks at rates higher
than South Africa
U.S. Imprisons More Blacks Than Apartheid South Africa
What part or parts of any of this seems remotely fair or just or right?
Keep in mind, too, this is just a small portion of all the many, many statistics on America, Americans and how Blacks are treated in our nation and have been since the nation's inception.
This isn't "Black History" so much as what has been going on for the past 300 years and what's still going on and why we need to change it. Why we need to change all of it.
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